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medienbruchfrei

English translation: seamless, without discontinuity of media

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German term or phrase:medienbruchfrei
English translation:seamless, without discontinuity of media
Entered by: Victor Dewsbery

11:34 Aug 3, 2004
German to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Transport / Transportation / Shipping / e-Procurement
German term or phrase: medienbruchfrei
Durch die individuell auf Ihr Warenwirtschaftssystem abgestimmten Anbindungsvarianten können wir Ihnen medienbruchfreie Prozesse garantieren.
heimo
Local time: 17:06
seamless, without discontinuity of media
Explanation:
In other words, once the details have been entered in one system, they can then be passed on to all other programs and systems without any need to enter them again.
"seamless" is OK as a short form if the context is clear.
To be more explicit, you can use "media discontinuity" or "discontinuity of media"
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Victor Dewsbery
Germany
Local time: 17:06
Grading comment
That's exactly what I put. I thought there might be a more specific, less complicated-sounding term, but I guess there isn't! I used "seamless" for the headline and the other term in the following text so as to specify things. Thanks!!
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5 +1seamless, without discontinuity of media
Victor Dewsbery


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seamless, without discontinuity of media


Explanation:
In other words, once the details have been entered in one system, they can then be passed on to all other programs and systems without any need to enter them again.
"seamless" is OK as a short form if the context is clear.
To be more explicit, you can use "media discontinuity" or "discontinuity of media"

Victor Dewsbery
Germany
Local time: 17:06
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 14
Grading comment
That's exactly what I put. I thought there might be a more specific, less complicated-sounding term, but I guess there isn't! I used "seamless" for the headline and the other term in the following text so as to specify things. Thanks!!

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